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The Great Flamarion is an amazing marksman who has a popular show during which he shoots at his beautiful assistant Connie. She is…

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Genre: Drama, Mystery, Romance, Thriller.

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Summary: The Great Flamarion is an amazing marksman who has a popular show during which he shoots at his beautiful assistant Connie. She is married to Al, the Flamarion's other assistant, however she seems be feeling something more than simple appreciation for the great shooter. Can the two of them ever be together, or will the drunken assistant continue to keep them apart?
Decade: 40s
Genres: Drama, Mystery, Romance, Thriller
Directed by: Anthony Mann

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"The Great Flamarion" (1945) Cast:

Erich von Stroheim - The Great Flamarion
Mary Beth Hughes - Connie Wallace
Dan Duryea - Al Wallace
Stephen Barclay - Eddie Wheeler
Lester Allen - Tony
Esther Howard - Cleo

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2 Comments

bruce August 20th, 2017 at 5:02 pm

how do they lose movies like this . Every actor was on in this flim. I found myself venomisly hating the girl,feeling sorry for all the guys Wow.So much more than I expected.LOVED IT The energy, simplicity the whole concept of a bad person and their effect on others.
Christopher Myers September 30th, 2020 at 7:41 pm

This movie should be in the horror genre. No “Sugar and spice and everything nice” about that woman. Makes one think about the saying, “The Maserati is cheaper in the long run.”